Peoplepleaser Stories

Falling at His Own Pace is a slow-burn, light romance novel that follows Archer, a reserved and emotionally distant man who has always preferred keeping to himself. He avoids unnecessary involvement in people's lives-until Aeliana enters his world. Aeliana is bright, kind, and naturally draws people in, but she has a habit of putting others first, often at her own expense. When Archer witnesses her being taken advantage of, he breaks his own rule and steps in. What starts as a simple act of kindness spirals into something neither of them expected. As their paths continue to intertwine, Archer finds himself caring in ways he never intended, and Aeliana discovers that sometimes, it's okay to let someone else take care of her.

A short story about growing up.

Violet Herms a fourteen year old girl, who has always stuck by Luke's side and he always been stuck by hers

A piece about my life

hhh ifk why I made this but whatever anyway

This is short is about two people and their internal struggles on making themselves better people, in this short story they face their struggles head-on together and help one other heal and grow.

"We were supposed to attract each other... but maybe we were only meant to collide." Clyde thought he had love figured out - three years with Veronica, the girl he built his world around. But when distance replaces warmth, and silence starts to sound louder than laughter, he finds himself clinging to memories that are already slipping away. As he struggles to hold on, his friends - Kael, Mellissa, and Sam - watch him drown in a love that's slowly killing him. Between band rehearsals, campus chaos, and unspoken feelings, Clyde learns that sometimes, loving someone isn't enough to keep them from walking away. And somewhere between heartbreak and healing, he starts to wonder: Was he fighting for love... or just afraid of losing it? A story about holding on, letting go, and realizing that even magnets have their limits.

❝You know, there are certain things much more important than making others happy.❞ ↭ On being dragged to a Meet-A-Friend fest, Van meets the infamous Magnus Callahan - a boy who was about to teach him everything that he needed to know about living life to its fullest. ▹ Extended summary inside

What if the stranger you got stuck in an elevator with... was the man your parents secretly wanted you to marry? Aleah always plays it safe, arriving early, staying quiet, following rules. But when an elevator ride leaves her trapped with Ibrahim, calm and infuriatingly composed, something shifts. What begins as small talk turns into an unexpected spark. Hours later, Aleah sits down to lunch with her family... only to find Ibrahim there too. Caught between her parents' expectations and her own guarded heart, Aleah agrees to a one-month trial: no pressure, no promises, just time to decide. But as the days unfold, rules blur, silences soften, and she begins to wonder, is this coincidence, or something she was never prepared to feel?

Everyone liked Naina. No one really knew her. A story about a girl who always said yes - until she finally said no. "The People Pleaser" is a slow-burn emotional drama about identity, friendship, healing, and finally speaking your truth.

Radical: A way of doing something that is new and very different from the usual way. ---------------------------------------------------------- Experience the adventure of a lifetime, alongside the Perritalian princess Nickalaudia, who journey's through kingdom's and world's beyond earth, and makes the troubling choice of heart over mind. (This book is based off the TV show, Lolirock. If you haven't watched it (I haven't watched that much either!), then feel free to watch it on Netflix on your own time.) ~this book has some deep words and sad parts involving family issues. If you are extremely emotional, don't be scared if you end up crying. I probably cried while writing it also.~ *for all the People pleaser's out there

When did people pleasing start and how a young girl gets through life only to realize something has been wrong with her

Echoes in Silence: The Invisible Struggles captures the often unseen battles faced by those grappling with mental health issues, particularly depression. It highlights the plight of people pleasers and children who seek validation through academic success, often feeling invisible and insecure despite their achievements. Amid financial problems and family discord, their silent struggles are overlooked, leaving them feeling left out even in their circles of friends. This piece emphasizes the importance of support, understanding, and self-compassion in overcoming these challenges and finding hope in the darkest times.

" It isn't your fault that you aren't perfect. No one is, but if you keep thinking that way, you'll never get better." -redpotato8

This is a picture book my brother, dad, and I wrote when we were young. I made it into a kids chapter book for NaNoWriMo 2021. A builder bot from Hugeville is sent to Smart School where he meets Gabby the Gummy Bear, and they become best friends. Gabby tries to teach Yes-Yes to say "No" but he just can't seem to. When Yes-Yes' boss asks him to do something that would ruin his life will he say "No" or will he give in to his code.

I was never ignored. People talked to me. Trusted me. Needed me. And yet, somehow, I was still alone. This is not a love story in the usual sense. It's about being the one people run to when they're tired, confused, or breaking down. The one who listens. The one who stays. The one who gives. But never the one who gets chosen. This book is a collection of quiet realizations. About how being useful can slowly replace being loved. About how kindness, faith, and emotional depth can turn into self-sacrifice without you noticing. About how you can be surrounded by people and still feel unseen. It's written like a diary. Some parts are memories. Some parts are thoughts I was too afraid to say out loud before. Some parts are me trying to understand why I always end up being needed, but never pursued. If you've ever felt like: - you give more than you receive - you are valued, but not desired - you are important, but replaceable - you are tired of proving your worth then this might feel familiar. This is not about blaming anyone. It's about finally being honest with myself. About learning to rest. About letting fewer people in. About believing, maybe for the first time, that my presence alone could be enough.

This story is about a girl named Nula

"I didn't write this just to tell my story-I wrote it for the ones still trying to heal. For the ones who feel like it'll never get better. I want you to know that healing takes time, and that it's okay if you're still figuring things out. Don't give up. You're not alone-even in the silence." "This isn't just my story-it's a reminder that growth is slow, healing is messy, and feeling lost doesn't mean you're broken. You're not alone. And no matter how heavy it feels right now, things can get better."

A piece of poetry compiled by living my life ❤️😃